Favor County Regional Port Favored for Oshkosh Appleton Area
The Bureau of Economic Regulation recommends Winnebago County Airport as the regional port serving the Oshkosh Appleton area. It notes the recommendation is tentative and opposes building a regional airport at Appleton with initial costs around 3.8 million dollars. The CAB hearings begin in Walworth on July 9.
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Bureau of Economic Regulation
Winnebago Airport
Winnebago County
Oshkosh-Appleton
Civil Aeronautics Board
Appleton
Bureau of Economic Resolution
Wal-isau
Drownings Claim Two In Wisconsin
Two teenage boys died in Wisconsin on Sunday as heat drew crowds to beaches. Eugene Allan Harrell, 14, of Madison, drowned in Lake Monona while swimming with a companion near a sandbar at Old Orchard Park. Arlington Pippins, 14, of Milwaukee, drowned in the Milwaukee River after being swept away from a rock while wading in a park.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Eugene Allan Harrell
Lucilie Harrell
Madison
Lake Slonona
Oldrich Park
Arlington Pippins
Milwaukee
Milwaukee River
Areatha Irving
Nationalist Pilot Defects to Red China
A Nationalist Chinese pilot named Capt Hsu Ting-tse defected to Red China with an American FF fighter and was promised 2500 ounces of gold plus the rank of major in the Chinese air force. The New China News Agency and a monitored Peking broadcast reported the tale on Sunday.
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Tokyo
Hunt Slayer Of Child Milwaukee Manhunt Continues
An intensive manhunt by at least 30 detectives and patrolmen stretched into a second day after Portia Butsford, eight, was found beneath a truck in Milwaukee. A neighbor witnessed the man approach Portia and her playmate Linda Thorson, nine, inviting them to play. Linda declined, Portia agreed, and the two walked off with a stranger. Portia’s body was later found under a truck in a parking lot. The medical examiner cited crushing blows to the head as the cause, with no initial sign of sexual molestation. Authorities continued the investigation as the manhunt expanded.
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Milwaukee
Portia Butsford
Portia
Linda Thorneson
North Side
Linda
Neenah seeks armed robber Ronald Williams in hotel case
A statewide alert for Ronald Ray Williams, 23, of Tucson, is issued by Neenah police for armed robbery at the Valley Inn. Williams allegedly abducted night clerk Lewis Becker at knifepoint Sunday night, fled with cash about 275 dollars, and drove toward Milwaukee before 8 30 a.m. contact was advised to Milwaukee authorities.
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Neenah
Ronald Ray Williams
Williams
Vern Wollerman
Tucson
Ariz
Lewisi Becker
Valley Inn
Ralph Miedke
Miedke
Lawrence Malouf
Becker
Milwaukee
Neenah: S
Governor Indicates Special Budget Session Over Budget Impasse
Wisconsin Governor John Reynolds warned that the Legislature may be called into a special session if it fails to pass an executive budget for 1963 to 1965. He urged lawmakers to stay at work until a budget is enacted, threatening a crisis otherwise. Reynolds refused to endorse the GOP tax package, insisting revenue sources be known before any tax plan. The Legislature plans to wind up and adjourn by June 14, with Reynolds stating he will not discuss taxes until action is taken.
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Madison
UPD
John Reynolds
Reynolds
Wisconsin
Winnebago County Free Of Fatalities
Winnebago County stayed fatality free through Memorial Day with a three month run and a 1963 toll of three, down from 11 last year. Sheriffs officers logged extra hours as highways remained crash free except for a three car collision on Highway 4 near Highway 41. Traffic was heavy on Sunday afternoon and evening, with officers directing south bound flows on 41 to Lake Butte des Morts Bridge and at the 110 41 junction.
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Winnebago County
Lake Butte Des Morts
Four Killed In Traffic Sunday In Wisconsin
The Associated Press reports four people died in Wisconsin traffic accidents Sunday, adding to seven deaths that weekend and 285 for the year. Notables include Richard Murphy, 21, of rural Soldiers Grove, killed near Boscobel after his car struck a guard rail. Rebecca Grey, 2, and John Riedel, 71, killed in a two car crash near Marshfield. James F. SusManus, 23, of Milwaukee, killed when his sports car rolled over near Mukwonago. additional earlier victims listed, with some survivors hospitalized. An Oshkosh man and a Racine County woman escaped injury in a separate Neenah collision.
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Associated Press
Wisconsin
Crawford County
Boscobel
Richard Murphy
Soldiers Grove
Murphy
U.S. 51
Rebecca Grey
Gerald D. Gray
Milwaukee
John Riedel
Marshfield
Riedel
James F sieManus
Mulwaukee
Waukesha
Mukwonage
Mmcmanus
Mary Jomernik
Henry VanEnkenwort
Green Bay
Earl Seeber
Watertown
Lauren Hinds
Oxford
Erwin C. Langdon
Mauston
First Lady's Secretary Is Leaving Post
WASHINGTON AP There were two social secretaries on duty for the visit of India's president. Letha Baldrige leaves after two years of planning First Lady Jacqueline Kennedy events. Nancy Tuckerman, a former New York travel agent and Kennedy roommate, succeeds Baldrige. Tuckerman started full time last week and joins Baldrige in planning the Indian president's visit. Baldrige moves to a new post with an international project of the Merchandise Mart in Chicago.
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Letitia Baldrige
Jacqueline Kennedy
Nancy Tuckerman
Washington
White House
India
Letha Beldage
New York
Miss Tuckerman
Miss Baldrige
Sarvepalli Rad
Hakrishnan
Miss Chapin
Miss Porter
Farmington
Pope John XXIII in grave Vatican crisis as vigil continues
Thousands crowd St Peter's Square as Pope John XXIII, aged 81, endures a widening health crisis. Medical bulletins cite declining heart pressure and rising temperature while noting periods of consciousness loss but cautious signs of resilience in the pontiff's battle to hold life. A Vatican radio plea for prayer accompanies ongoing official statements through the late hours.
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St. Peter’s Square
Vatican City
John XX
API
John XXII
Vatican
Hovnwoam
Cdt
St. Peter's Square
Open Door Sparta Man Sentenced for Illegal Visits
Ronald Poff of Sparta Wisconsin spent a week in Monroe County Jail not as a visitor but as a convict. Judge Lamhart Hansen sentenced him to several days for illegal visiting after he habitually climbed walls to enter the jail and see inmates.
Redistricting Up to Court in Wisconsin Supreme Court
Governor Reynolds asks Attorney General Thompson to file in the Wisconsin Supreme Court for a fair constitutional reapportionment of state legislative districts. He cites unequal population across districts including Milwaukee and Waukesha counties, urging action after legislative inaction.
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Madison -Upy
John Reynolds
George Thompson
State Supreme Court
Wisconsin
Verege
Onigin
Waukesne County
Milwaukee County
Wiwaukee County
Waukesha
Jefferson Counties
Recover Man's Body From Quarry
Lois Schroeder 63 of Brillion was found dead in the Western Cement Quarry Brillion by Earl DeLong a Menasha skin diver around 3 30 am today. Calumet County sheriff's officers said Schroeder had been missing from his Brillion home since mid afternoon Sunday death due to drowning per Sheriff C J Kosmosky.
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Brillion
Lois Schroeder
Earl DeLong
Menasha
Calumet County
Schroeder
C. J. Kosmosky
Agency Shop Ruled Legal By High Court
The Supreme Court ruled the Taft-Hartley Act does not ban agency shop agreements, in a 6-4 decision with Justice Goldberg not participating. A separate ruling upheld Florida’s prohibition on agency shop contracts, also by 6-4. The Indiana case involved General Motors and the United Auto Workers seeking an agency shop, while the Florida case concerned the AFL-CIO Retail Clerks and Fond Fair, Inc. in Miami.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Florida
Justice Goldberg
Secretary of
Indiana
Lmited Auto Workers
General Motors Corp
General Motors
Taft-Hart
Afl-Cio
Fond Fair, Inc
Sores
Miami
U S to Resume Haitian Relations and Trade
The United States announced it would resume relations with Haiti after years of disruption. Officials cited expanded talks with Haiti’s government and the return of U S ambassadors to normalize diplomacy and economic ties.
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U.S
Red China Admits Freighter Hit Rock Sinking Leap Forward
Peking radio said Chinese investigators found the elite freighter Leap Forward at the bottom of the East China Sea after sinking on May 1. Officials rejected earlier crew claims of torpedoing, confirming a rock collision as the cause.
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Voryq API
Red China
Peking Radio
East China Sea
Peking
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